Question / Help NDI™ Runtime not found
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san_drino
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Hi Jon, check to see if there is a file called libndi.4.dylib in the /usr/local/lib folder, you can get to it from the Finder's “go” and ‘go to folder" menu. If it's not there, download it again from here: https://github.com/obs-ndi/obs-ndi/releases/tag/4.8.0 and install it. If the filename does not have .4, simply rename it. Also, note that you can download the latest runtime and rename it. If for any reason it does not work, download Suspicious Package from here: https://www.mothersruin.com/softwar...load-update&utm_medium=suspicious-package-app , open the .pkg file and drag the dylib file directly into the folder. I hope this helps.
Babs Johnson
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musicartisan
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This worked for me! The key for me was the install location. Which was... first choose other for install locaation - usr/local/lib
Sam waters
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Ive the exact same issue. However nothing seems to be working. Im on mac-os big sur Version 11.6, ive tried re-instaling and downloading older versions but it still wont work.
DJClientel
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I tried this fix but it did not work... What did I miss?
(*fixed*)
Apparently I'm able to send a signal from my m1 macbook to my windows PC (including audio) no problem, but I can't to do the opposite (which is what i need).
I've tried everything I could find online, but still my arm64 OBS (or my NDI video monitor) can't see the PC NDI signal being broadcasted.
Since one way works but not the other, might it be a network issue?
Anybody has any clue?
Thanks a lot.
UPDATE: for anybody having the same issue:
I used NDI Access Manager and set the IP of the windows PC as an external source. Now it works perfectly.
Apparently I'm able to send a signal from my m1 macbook to my windows PC (including audio) no problem, but I can't to do the opposite (which is what i need).
I've tried everything I could find online, but still my arm64 OBS (or my NDI video monitor) can't see the PC NDI signal being broadcasted.
Since one way works but not the other, might it be a network issue?
Anybody has any clue?
Thanks a lot.
UPDATE: for anybody having the same issue:
I used NDI Access Manager and set the IP of the windows PC as an external source. Now it works perfectly.
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Matt
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I've had to work out a solution for this problem a couple times now and my results have been consistent. You don't need to grab downloads from the Internet Archive or from unofficial sources (websites that aren't ndi.video). I've provided all of the steps anyone needs in a similar thread. The thread is specific to Apple Silicon Macs, but the steps should work for Intel Macs as well (in theory).
bradleymecham
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jake.gilbert
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SOLUTION:
Running MacOS. I had this exact issue and tried everything that people suggested — to no avail. Then I changed the permissions so that OBS had access to the folder storing the NDI Runtime file to allow all access. Then everything worked perfectly!
Just went into my Computer's drive (shift+cmd+H), then hit shift+cmd+. and chose the greyed out folder "usr". Then, "local" and finally right-clicked on the folder "lib" and chose "Get Info". Then, adjusted the permissions to allow Read + Write, restarted OBS and everything worked perfectly!
Running MacOS. I had this exact issue and tried everything that people suggested — to no avail. Then I changed the permissions so that OBS had access to the folder storing the NDI Runtime file to allow all access. Then everything worked perfectly!
Just went into my Computer's drive (shift+cmd+H), then hit shift+cmd+. and chose the greyed out folder "usr". Then, "local" and finally right-clicked on the folder "lib" and chose "Get Info". Then, adjusted the permissions to allow Read + Write, restarted OBS and everything worked perfectly!